Description

Museum and heritage centre for the villages of Godmersham and Crundale, set within the estate of Godmersham Park - the former home of Jane Austin's brother, Edward Knight. Visitors can learn about the Austin collection, and there is a small permanent exhibition room and visitors can also book appointments to view specific items from their archives.
While the house is closed to the public, a footpath runs through part of the estate, offering views of the house and the folly.

Opening Hours
Monday,  and Thursday (subject to staff availability)
9am-1pm

Price
£3
Concessions available.

Accessibility
Small wheelchairs only due to limited space between display cases, one level.

Train
Wye or Chilham Stations around 3 miles from each.

Bus
1 or 1a Canterbury or Ashford (alight at Godmersham Village Hall). Walk towards Godmersham Park (signposted ABDO College).

Advisory Notes
No admission to Godmersham House or Gardens.

Additional Notes
Gardens open twice a year as part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS), entrance is included with NGS tickets on those days only.

Facilities
Picnic Area • Free Parking • Toilet

Picture Credit: © Godmersham Park Heritage Centre.

Location
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